In 1989, I was selling advertising space in the RF and microwave world. I had always had a desire to be my own boss and had a strong interest in starting my own publication in this field. There was no Tabloid-size publication and none were dedicated mainly to new products. Read More...

Band Reject Filter SeriesHigher frequency band reject (notch) filters are designed to operate over the frequency range of .01 to 28 GHz. These filters are characterized by having the reverse properties of band pass filters and are offered in multiple topologies. Available in compact sizes.RLC Electronics

SP6T RF SwitchJSW6-33DR+ is a medium power reflective SP6T RF switch, with reflective short on output ports in the off condition. Made using Silicon-on-Insulator process, it has very high IP3, a built-in CMOS driver and negative voltage generator.Mini-Circuits

Group Delay Equalized Bandpass FilterPart number 2903 is a group delayed equalized elliptic type bandpass filter that has a typical 1 dB bandwidth of 94 MHz and a typical 60 dB bandwidth of 171 MHz. Insertion loss is <2 dB and group delay variation from 110 to 170 MHz is <3nsec.KR Electronics

Absorptive Low Pass FilterModel AF9350 is a UHF, low pass filter that covers the 10 to 500 MHz band and has an average power rating of 400W CW. It incurs a rejection of 45 dB minimum at the 750 to 3000 MHz band, and power rating of 25W CW from 501 to 5000 MHz.Werlatone

LTE Band 14 Ceramic DuplexerThis high performance LTE ceramic duplexer was designed and built for use in public safety communication and commercial cellular applications. It operates in Band 14 and offers low insertion loss and high isolation to enable clear communications in the LTE network. Networks International

“We are delighted to inform you that Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) has successfully completed the acquisition of Hittite Microwave Corporation. We are excited to welcome Hittite’s employees, products, and technology to the ADI family.

With the close of this acquisition, we bring an exceptional company with a long and rich history into the ADI fold. By combining forces, we strengthen our innovation capability across RF, microwave, and millimeter wave applications, and create even greater value for you by addressing the entire frequency spectrum. Importantly, with the added talent, capabilities, and technologies that Hittite Microwave brings to ADI, we are able to serve you better as an integrated supplier for all of your analog, mixed-signal, RF, and microwave needs.

Since we announced our intentions to acquire Hittite Microwave in early June, ADI and Hittite Microwave have been planning diligently for the integration of our two companies in order to provide more customer value. A lot of momentum has been built and now that the acquisition is final, we will continue building on this progress to ensure we maintain our high levels of innovation, performance, and customer support. We are all fully committed to providing you with the best possible customer experience, and in order to assure just that, our plan is to conduct business as usual for the foreseeable future while we continue to combine the expertise and technology from ADI and Hittite Microwave.”

-- Thomas Wessel, Vice President, Worldwide Sales, Analog Devices
Wessel also invited us to visit www.analog.com/hittite to access FAQs designed to address potential questions about this acquisition. Also, please feel free to reach out to your ADI sales representative for additional information and to learn more about Hittite Microwave Products from Analog Devices.

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